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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-03

Miss d. A. Baker arrived from San
Francisco on the Mexico.
The asamen on the bark California,
Captain Davis, went on a strike Asn
day for higher wages. 1. Q. $50 per
month-and we're successful. There Il
considerable demand for able bodied
sailors noW.
The 10 Sound mail steamers have
changed their arrival from $50 3. N %
II .. N. Departures same as hereto
fors-l D. N.
James L. Smith. Superintendent Of
the Pueent Sound Iron Company. re-
esivsd dispatch from Captain Ten =,
Of the British Schooner Ellzs, that was
reported oissinG In Tsesdsy's Posi-
IsTsLL1ozNCKn. sayisG the schooner ~
on q hidden rock near Lasqait Island,
and was compelled 70 throw overheard
the total cargo, 40 tons 81 tron ore. and
pot into Westminster In very leaky
con iitiou, wnege she is nos being re-
paired. She will soon endeavuF 20 make
another voyage 90 IFnndsle with Gre fos
sne smelling furnace situAte6 there.
Y. n. Winsiow, Cnsioms Inapector,
passed up the sound yesterday.
The MexIco arrived Monday e lisa
.. m, and.repcrtsd vessel 90 Fl.ttery
kocks fourteen miles ssath Of the Cape.
She IL Supposed 10 os the Nellie Mas,
twenty eignt days from Honolulu. Inc
wirss are dewn below DuReeoess. and
no aeWs can Be received Tor q day o.
tWo.
wm. J. Ksnny. Who arrived 10 late "a
ship on the r. II. Baek. hiss secured {
bsrtA on tie Emma I. Croweil. Tor
Valparaiso.
W ldby Island is very mach exposed
70 all southwest winds, and on euncay
moFnins there must have been 9 harm
cane blessing. isdginR from reports tesi
we're received yesterday fFoa the taieBa
ths storm ga the seseRess fsst for
many years. Being from the southwrsi
ID had q full sweep Of The island Many
feroes AID lares trees we're laid aow anc
= napo~x Of sheds and barns are said
20 B We hsen unrosfed. Tue peW resi-
dsncs Of Hon. n B, Lossisy, IN Coape.
Vlgie. IN conrsa Of erection. Uas hfsec
bodily from is underptnnina and
blown A dissanos o. ssveFAl fest, bat Be-
ms 3 snbstantiaf buildfne. q was noi
uush injured. Otbsr reports froD "a
rioas parts Of the tsiAn1 ssy re s1orn
uAs unusually severe.
he PERI Townssnd wharf Compans
gtll begin driving piles for thetr 1ss
UhArf aooot TIE i5ih InsA
The Idaho arrived froEn Alaska fuas-
day niaha, and reported shat Hnc'
isavfnR here, On The Is b ala. she hat
bua enc day tnat mnsw did uas tail
Just Eagah 81 Fanaaaver she experisne
ed aome extremeig euid weatneE. o.
the dawn trip q man dicd On board ans
waa hurssd Co Shore. after eigRini
shroagn six feet 81 naow - reasn -
snfrare q TIE esrth-
Mss Fannia RYAN. aanzhtsf a. rrsf
Rgan q Lsinaa vAiley, Did 1sss6as 9
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-03

Nea WMam fAe xmxpmgern are rnsEnn
tpen % Eeea mna mamss.
Fbere nrs moo thirty tuo msn uon-
dasd u ne Counfy jail. eating bsead,
neat and vegetables swips = dsy 81 fhs
exDanss q ~ souuty. eoms e. Ihass
are ssrving sentences fos esimss prossd
AGAINST them and others are hsld il
dsfaaii Ct bail fer crimes ssssrsd. Tbs
JET i very mech sEosdsd. bat ehsria
MeGrsw feeds hi1 psisonsss waIl. and
shsg seen quite eonientsd. Ths array
Il - follows:
George b. Miller. held fer shs ranrs.<
Of 9ames Msnnina Colman.
Henry L. Euegy. held for passing q
forged eheak on hfs Easdlsdy.
On4Fiss Ross. serving sentence for
baFnina . mar's faes with hst bFanda,
10 makn him o0nfesa an act be w1s net
guilty Of.
william Hansen, frodn Skauit Conu
y, haid 70 keep tie peace fer scar, On
comDlzsnt Of his aifs. whose life be
thrsatoued
Manuel uIdsn. held for Illegal vosine
af Port BiAkely.
". Chappsi, held Tor burnine his
bIother,s cabin on Gresn River. and
killing bis cou.
John Bean. held for stealing Flank
B. Boarnanss vaiiso.
n. =. Kelly, better known aa Long,
Kelly, held for stealing and fraadalena.
u encnRsine cheek.
Al Y1nu, q OhinamAn. held fer cut
tinR fellow Chinaman, wh0m be elzims
vas bis Ao0asin.n
Edward Kelly and Joseph BuleeE,
heid for aarfotSng and robbinQ q gen
tIeman OF German exsFna1iop
James Lewis, n. ". HiIl, u. Howard,
Pat Mcgsrty and Thomas Dale. ali
serving Ont sentences for Vaerapcy.
Howard o. Yale, serving sentences for
ssllinR liquer on the Hsrthern Pacific
without Incense.
J. O. FrsxisE. held 10 appsar on
cbaFRe Of burglary.
P. =. H0oiey and Tom O'BFi D. held
for RaFFofing and FsbbinR MF. Perkins,
The gentleman from bnohomish.
William McOarsy. held for aitempt-
ing 70 roo q variety actor, who refuss4
to treat bin.
John Heonessy, held for stealing q
pair Of blankfts-
John Donovan, held TO appear for
stealing q watch.
James FHzpatrick, also bell for steal
Ing q watch.
John Weloh, held on q charge Of
grand larceny.
Andrew Gillespie, held=sor selling
liquor 60 Indians.
James Murphy, held on q eharRs Of
grand larceny.
George PaFt "a, Of New York. held on
. eharRs Of forging 9 $1,000 check.
Ed. 9Fifau, held fer stealing an 90
watch
joe, en- Indian. held for stealing so
from : klooohman-
Fred Brown, serving sentence for
stealing an oVarcoat aud trading Il 10
an fedian for watch and 81.
Billy PaWlee. serving sentences for sell
ing whisky 10 Indians.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-03

Gee. W. Tibbetss, Of souak, is in The
city.
Dr.. Bsr.hisr, Of olympla, Is in the
city.
Jades X. L. Thorne Of Rsnton is again
h the city.
Captain and Mrs. O'roole retained
from Tacoma yesterday.
Fash Saith, pursaF Of The Eastwood,
laid over here yesterday.
10. Ellis and daughter, Of Olympia,
arrived by the Flsstws cd yesterday.
Oh. Pratt and wife, Of the Abbott
Opera O0mBany. are ~ the Occidental,
DE-. Bsardsley aud wife veEe passen-
ksrs on the Fleetwood for raesma zee
teFday.
Arthur Boucher, formerly Of Port
Blakely, but nOw Of Little Skook1m, is
IN The city.
M. Blaeen and wifs Of Portland and
], O. Mann Of Port Gamble aFs 81 shs
Oecldantal.
A. Hubert, 81 Snohomish. and Chas.
:. DAVIS. OF 0pkland. GAL, are al the
Oecldental.
n. hiAekmau, ane mul ~ "A aA3 tnNNxf
Of srohomish. 10 on 9 business visit 10
The metropolis.
Miss Emma McReemand. Of Red
mond, ana Mrs. Josie johnson. Of tolt.
are a. she Occidental.
Dan Mcdonald 81 winnepee. L. Muir
ply Of Portland. Edward Oiiver Of
WILDLY Island. II. II. Boomer Of Hot
Springs. Wayne simmer Of Port Town
esnd. and Johl 0Fiflth Of Cascades. are
stthe New England.
:. Hafkins, cf Whatcom, n. NJ.
Wright. of Seatco. Chas. Windham. OF
fAeOma. l.. Jsnes. Of Newcastle. and J..
q Joues. L. CaFnea, Of CArh nado. abd
y. J.. M03illis and Geo. Sttngiey, Of
nnoAomish. ere al the Brunawiek.
g. n. Cooper and T. Bates Of San
Francisco, Captain Aidridge. J. K. liz
teishn and h. n. Wright Of Olympia,
Andreu Lae9ee Of Victoria W. A. Avery
q Portland. I. NJ. RoRsFa Of Neweas.
tle. and O. O. Kinds Of Port Blakely ars
- We Arlington.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-03

Az AFFLICTED FAmrL1. - Tuesday
sveaiuR = man hv the name Of Browa.
residing in q little hsase on tne High
warden lets near Lake Untcn. called a.
Or. Smiths once 10 seczre permit 70
barr he little daughter. AGED years
and six months, Uha had lass died. Dr.
smith aaked Who was TIE attend ~
physioian. and the man replied that
lhsy did not have ene. and teaa sUo
more of bis childFsn uere veFy stck
DF. smith a. ence drove % TIE sqaaltd
home And there foant things IL : u,osl
distressing condition. TIE nesheF WAs
IA dslicats health, and was keys easy
narsina ~ chiidren una we're sadsr-
irr wtth a most malignant syps Of
slpsh FaA. wnils on bed near b lay
the remains % . hAadnouae hsiie gisl
Who had died en Monday of thAa ter
RIBS ai4ease. DR.. AGafah prescribed fof
he suH rtnR ehiidfan. BE says aAis =
: oase waFthv a. tie aflentton 81 ~
I.sdis1 Rehsf eseiety.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-03
RRaL KsrArm.

The following deeds we're fled In ths
Auditors oiIsoe for record yesterday:
David 7. Denny TO ]. 4 and @. o
Wlncepav, loo H. block 81, David 7
Denny's park addition; $500.
John n. Mo0rav, Sherid, 10 O. N
Van Doren. soath % soatheast
section Il. township -. range eass
except II acres; saSS5.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-03
A moPREKss CAsk.

A subscriber would like 10 knou what
rlRht the youthful proprietor Of the
Posi- had 70 o. me %
Maahinat0n Territory and canss 90
mach pain ard modification 10 she ad-
vocatea If woman Suffrage, and u be
can give any assurance that be wiIi i'm
prove With acct CrTuKz.
Seattle. Feb. 2.
The young man addressed reluetanily
informs Citizen" that be considers bid
csss hopeless enc.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-03

AuLrD IN Hn CABS.-FFoa Mr.. L.
D. ". shelton, timber inspector for The
PORT BlAksly NH Company. Who ar.
RIVED here yesterday, Ne learn he fol-
owing particulars concerning The 80.
eidental death Of Robert HeAney. an IN
aesirtoas eitixsn residing On ranch %
tae SiellsguamisA river. about dvs miles
Shove SsAn9ood. ID seems that AF.
nsAney vas last seen alive By bis neigh
eafa on Saturday. That evening BE
sent 10 bed. 10 his house. 80 usual. and
defrnR The night land slide took plsee
shieh, after carry tn1 The house aooni
~ feet. sam leteiey buried a. and
efusaed It's occupant. who was dus frou'
.se tuins on sunday By hia neizhbcRs.
tee eeeeassG was 40 OLA Feltow, and
as oody VS. taken 30 Meant FeFncu
% Acnaay for interm~na. under ,ths
AasFloes % that order.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-03

Mrs. Phese Oheeley, Peterson, Clay
Co., Iowa, tells she following remarks.
BILE story, the truth OF which is vsucheE
for BY the residents Of the town; ~ an
70 years old, have been troubled viii
kidney complaint and lamenees fol
many years; could not dress myseli
without help. Nav am free from eli
pain and soreness, and am able to do al
my ovn hoaseuork. l owe my thank
to Electric Bitters for having renewed
my youth, and removed completely .
disease and pain" Try q bottle, only
50c., at A. b. STEwART's drug store. ds
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-03

5000 wsrth Of dry goods slightly
damaged By oil on the steamer Elder.
We have settled wNh the p. q. 5. g.
Company and offer tde same af 800. on
the dollar, the goods are very little dam
aged, soHae OF them nj ~ ali. II you
need dry goods Of any description Il
will pay you 10 see ,hem-
OHKsrRH CEzan1.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-03

I'm LorEn wRncKER "A fee days
sse Ne little steam propeller Lottie.
ososd By her MISTER. Capsain Steve
sweeney, left this city. after havinE
go toefsaaAiy Fspairsd and inspected.
see aAd . fresrhsirr lie use. and lefI
80 we Islands. where fee several yeArs
- eas been engaged IN TIE fFea9htine
eeeess. II eeeuzs THAI she atlempled
- thFoaah Dscepiion pass daFtng 4
sssedlna snow storm, chen she usFnck 4
tesk. and became g total wreck. Tbs
80 eiosAca are said 70 have been ths
@sly thinga saved froEn the wreck
e Le,aie vss bailt a. Cypress. ". Z.
-, and had gross sannARe Of IS 1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-03
WlTmnnT al n0nRr

Medical Lake 6alt possesses greater
curative properties than any other
known remedy. Il positively cures
RHKUMATIsM. NEURALGIA.
OATARRH, SKIN DrsEAsEs,
DxsPKPzIA, PMS.
fo0rH ACHE, Fro. Ere.
We will refund the money wherever il
fails TO perform all II clains to do.
Trial packages free. 800 doses for 81.
ialS I'm @. KKlLooo 4 Co, Agents.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-03

Ladies' wishing beautifully fitting cor
acts which give ease and comfort 10 the
wsarer, oan be accommodated by leav-
ING orders and measurement at Ma.
Moons dressmakiuR establishment, on
Second street opposite NE. Church. ds2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-03

DAMAaKD A EErTLH on xHR KDaR viii
Oh, iol Of Blsek Arnour silk hoEder,
As inches vide. 81 8 qaAlity AZ NsSs.
CMaHrmn CIRARx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-03

I45<c. Slightly damaged by eli, I
line of s. inch heavy serRes. Ike.
CHKsTn8 CxaKARY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-03

Sc. siizhtly damaged. = line e ise.
ard go half uoel dreas eoeeA plain
And piStd. s. cx1xHa OkRkzx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-03

The OENTEMERT" is the most pop
ular kid glove In AmeFics, $i.l5 for Ave
buttons. $50 for eight battoas. They
are far below the price Of any other
standard maker, and for &c and dnFa
bility are unexcelled. The above ara re:
tail prices (the glove n not sold at whole
sale) az SCH WABACHER BROS. del1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-03

Isnle hnsns. eartaie aeFiua. napkins.
..es.. dRhty dAmAEed ~ oil. in
'a oafaains. Czurna C1xanS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-03

10. q yard, 10. Of all silk ribbens.
some VI them ara slightly danIae a. 10.
cash. CaKsTKa C1.RAkx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-03

I oTs AND RIocKs FOR sAGR m
IA Norlh seattle.
Ioa and blocks for sale n d. I. Ben.
ny's aEs1 second third hearth ara ~
zlxih a41lfi1nA ID. 4 Denny6 PAX addI
ten and Nob nin addition.
Business and ro1ldeBco lcts and hlcoh1
Tor sale IN various parts q tho city.
Ie1zacro lola near TIE ely.
EaFm and farm Lands n King San Juan
and 1s.Azd counties.
WANTED
Mare farms 70 sell and faaeA.
More houses 10 ren&
Moro city lots and blocks - aall
More nunineAg property 70 anll
Mere money 10 Invest m hru1 class
mortgage escuritiea We guarantee
NINE PER- GENT
Returns on mortgage lmvuntmanlm.
hafore haying eleewhere call ana look
over cur Aizt o. prop4Ety.
Taxes paid and inwNnlmantn medg for
non reaiuent pnItiea
ARenta fer de Woatarn Mn Ccmoany.
CorreapondnDea from abroad NolicIf1a.
ial dsW
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-03

Perhaps the most singular reductions have made in this department h Mems Boys
onesha
h to b in in
hm
starting
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07
ToyTGHrS CONCERT.

Tha Philharmonic Ciu5 plsying at
Frve's Opera House this evening has
me, with phsnomanal sacssss ihroa2n-
ont ts,sir entire trip across the couti-
rens. The artists composing this org1ni-
Tstjoa have chosen a high standard and
soF I 10 bring she pGblic % 10 iis level,
arA in tbs performances 81 tails tasE toey
vilI deserve the sapport AID encouE 90
meat OF every masie lovicR comm unity.
Tha Measure Which comes from ceAr-
iny a f,s programEls Of chamber music
rerfaFnsd IN way thai gives ct least .
hrue MEASURE of satisfaction, vas en-
i1ysd hy a. lsast 500 people on this o.
ssSion. Tae musicians did their voF
,vish manifest love and sincerity, and
,hs listeners gave them the eneo1fsge-
,,,art 81 intelligent aud anscsi1nAte
s,,rrAsist3cR. Dsarer Trl5ans.
- inatfunent1i portion Of the eon-
-, S,-sIoded b. The Beeta5gsn sept
- in ii 6st leoss %. which wss mar
,.i,nsgg al plsvsd. lite sentiment o.
~. 80. u,asssr semeG 20 be tGfasee
irto All the players and Tee noose eot1.
position vas gwen With an essses y -
thAt lent gov 20 tss shlns ~
urhwsuA. ana LsA4G@J ~~
clab's aeIishfful seas0a 70 mos. ese'l-
;sss,e esnelusion,-Ssss isr& Hers.
IRE artistic performances OF tee PM
hsTu,cnie CAB ussds 20 Epseiei CON
1sndHticn. The members froua eSt
tinpsI association. have ssaairea Va
Sahit az playing toRsteeE, sad the re
sa,t i 4 aaify which is essential 70 8 o
| s,reertea muse. In the Flas M 81 W
| peiIbsruaoaie Cab thsFe - TIE essen
al e9raes.nsss and s5saass o. So
sss.seocy 70 mAhs an indiyi9oAi sxsi
I bif,ou Of skill which - far towards "a
ssaaine eaioymsn, Of tseif SoEk % ~
i.vsrs az thls elas q u1Saeal enier
I. Bnsuss. She Ciah deserves eoFais
rsegrntsica from SA psrsons inieftsse
IN the eFc4EassoE cs Es1ssc. Eaea 2
a. paeuah<rs Is q pFoEatEsns assist' Sc,
thorguShIy eouSe.ezt 70 psrfafD q
sHsrs ~ lie voFS, there =. bo~tys'
"a sV.5srsa % = tsn3Snsy 20 asgN
Sir,uegstg ~ Ray o. tss psftosnasti
"a a. 5 ua0del Of eoseaols ps4ysnS &c
,sSs5 3 Esihost riysl u sny etssE SC
slsr association on Ire eo1eest ssAHt--
Nsls Tesk Tssaass.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07
FURNISHING GOODS,

We are the only agents Tor the Geld
aud Silver Shirts, Collars and Cuhs
These goods have no equal In ~
and finish.
Gold Shirt $l50-SilYer Shirt fl.25
Boys percAle shirts SOC, 75c and 81
Boys flannel waists with labe fronts
a. $50,
Mems night shirts 10 plain aud fancy
bosoms 81 81. tl25 and $50
New patterns in silk hankerchiefs.
linen hsndkerchiefs, fancy hand
kerchiefs a. CSC. S5e.. 4Oc. and 5Oc.
Mems linen collars, ell styles and %
lot Of 4ply linen collars 81 Sc. each
regular 2oc collar.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07

Cotton half hose Ia plain and fancy
cOlors 25c.. S5e. and Soc.
Isle and cassime 25e. and 35c.
One case fine regular half hose with
fancy top, 3 pain for SOC.
Gents land shirts. made Of nne
standard muslis, pure linen bosom,
neck aud sleeve reinforced for VI,
Sl.25 and $50.
Fancy shirts finished in A ] style. 2
collars and one pair cuffs With each
shirt. At SOC, 75c., 81, si25 and
1850.
For this week, one case Of Wm- Land
Shirts made Of good heavy muslin,
linen bosom, 81 JOc.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07

One eSse mems al wool fast eolOrs,
and non shrinking underwear, 10
ali colors, reduced from I suit
st a.
Mems fine white and gray mefino
SOC. and 75e.
Mems fancy stripe and solid color'
reinforced BAlbrlggan underwear,
at 7c., 81 and $50.
Red medicated underwear 81 81
sl.25 and $50
Mems fine elastic web saspendsfs 81
25c.. CSC. and SOC
"A ak hnisbei fancy ends 81 SOc.
and 75c
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07
avger.yD PAssEssERs.

o..s Heron on the NostneFn, l, = r =
80 .an~-Ssy. } o Dsyiln, = I
Ne2o o. 3 ssurzis. 4 , s'nsdssg' Z !,
4 s,,mgng. @ Mezfz. y 49, =. 3 4
~ n Bell. Mrs @ 4 Afson . >
49, -; aud "a third esass. 80
49, Msdfosd on the oesesn : - Z
- ws1uezdsy. Joseph shiss1s :
nofn.s - No. Gsafzs Wax. aa1enses
Cfsis -. sonS 3 " moore, Z s1yoss
sne - "a Gross and wife, ; gsssoc-
80 - 4 Dnbois, , Hnmpsrs. a y
$500 a.seg Knd brother 4 y
AIe ,s.-s. "a wife, " II CamsEoE, ano
4 lmmiar4pes-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07

UoxrRABGsp CHEkMxS CAPTURED -
Yesterday forenoon ths Government
pleasure yasht woleott, came into poit
having on board Special Agent II. b.
R@oehrr. nine sontrshsnd Chinamen
and two prisoners. The Cinnamon and
prisoners we're taken 10 eAAfIs ~
United States Marshal Hamilton, Sho
escorted them to the eo1rt house, whefe
ChIef Justice Jones held 4 preliminary
examination, Captain Beecher tsslshea
ip suhslapcs that be hsd got cut fFols
Port Townsend 10 the Woleott on some
ofisial business. and that when on
smith's Ieiand a kaspinioos looalt
ashlnr smack vas sszaffd. he
steamer bore down on tha sAAet. poAs'
and coming along side asked tne 'Ss
men on deck what they had on board,
One ef them replied "ChinAmsn. and
sure enough, nine Cinnamon we're foand
crowded into a little 6xe cabin Aee
whole lot we're taken on bosEo aEd
hFouaht 10 this city. The white ma
gave their names as Nichols Peter and
Christine DemAtti. They said shey
were fishermen and lived 10 tloaosiAi
that the Chtuanasn had agreed 70 paJ
shefn SO a piece g. be landed N
seattle thai they found abe man Sho
oWped The boat and Agreed 90 eiys hitn
cue third of the raoney for ne ase OF
his boat. They declared this 10 be shoif
srst ofepse, aud pleaded poverty as 60
exsase Ter what they had doae. snags
Jones hsld thsn in the sam 81 Slto
each 70 appear before the Grand JaFy,
ana rcnlanded lhe nine Cinnamon %
ths oassody Of she Uaited states y ar
sasl 10 he sent back 90 British Colaoa'
hia "A coon as the Unlisd siNies Gov
eminent provides the necessary iauSs
% pay the $50 head tax reqSirsd y tss
British Authorities Ia the mean tals
they will board 81 tire expense q Y aeis
sam At the Penifeniiary on AeNei
Island
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07

Five hundred rse1 wanted 30 vosk en-
L. r. work At Wallala for q. ". Hcxz
on tie OseRoa and Washington Tern
sary Rulroad. Wsgsa SIS per DAY.
Board 6 ger Ueek. kpeciAi Eatea from
Tasouns. Apply 81 Nc. lSzS, PaciAe
avsuse. OF j. X. PkTTJx. Iy2l@
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07

ASorHxn BUEsIAEI.-SoGe time dur
tus Yses3ay uieAs Burglars elected an
entrance iuta Z. y. El3sr's sisre n
Bsg's ussel Baiiiias. NoFte seattle,
throrsh = back window. sn1 eadins
the SAFE nnisossd grOcoedSd 10 fials y.
Thsg .sek Sel0 IN Ecld ana ; fs~ ool'
lars IN silver. There ssre otkls1 saa -.
- 81 the safe. bzs tksY vers lssi III
t,sessd Mr.. Elder nsSleSts4 % loes
- eafs upaa rsiirtrE 30 ais roo1ns ?
ss.i-s. sna the barzlars hAVpeGed 70
ssrlke 4 Izsl 81 tie Eighl tire fer tseua
80 Is wroeS uass tsf M E.deF. ! ee
earVSsTy was nos discovered aasll NJ
rIssv ~ent % bic safe yesterday morn,
- ena f0End ssai he sauoieatioE eat
- tGnspssed wtte- No e.ns eAs oesr
ats-oTSFss a. 70 xeo see gEti;y parties
Are.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07
TIE True METHOD

o. caring kahftnAI eanstipatisu and
liver aea kidney as b % evuld tee are
Ct - bfttEs, drss1ie liver nedie1nss as1
eskksrsics. and b aake only tie plsss2ni
liqzid fruii reEeay, SysnR q ktE& u
eisanaes ~ vel - srs1gthanG Ne Us
asm, and does rot leave tie bouels 80
tivs. no thai regular hahita may p
faxnad and the Invalid psEm2neutly
restored 10 ksalfh- Itasts pro1psiy Asc
excessively; Il i easily takes, end pSF-
fectly hGFmlssa- For sAls IN - esnss
and 81 bottles DE-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07

C0xTHAcz LEz.-fes1srday Asssrs
AIIen 4 Nelson we're awarded . eo0irSci
for all the pElfng On the line Of tie Sc
aakle and Wssa .Osast Railway frou
Sssasls 10 Saahonizh City. 1Esy vii
have theiR driver toWsd from Five Nile
rock 20 Snohauish today
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07

Just think Of thiN. Mona durable
suits at $f5o at tie Star Clothing
House. 96 OommeFcial street. kESR
4 RusKxHKno.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07

Have q care for slim POCKET books.
go buys q handsone dress suit a The
Star Olothine Honss. KLINE 4 RoSES-
HEBG.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07

Drsss goods thss wsEs sold for 81 last
week yin be sold far 80. e. long - tnsy
last. T0KIAs & SrEaExaGAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07


PouNp DANA farmer living 10 the
Noes addition, at the head Of Elilot
Raw. eame 10 town yesterday afternoon
sad reported Aadips The body Of Peter
Poly hanging hE the neek 10 eis cabin.
The nsau hsd been esployed Tor year
uSss IS q fsrra hand With Charles Hole
who Is At pfosest In Los Ansslos. Gal.
ANd was left u asaFRs u the tsfoi'
iasg TaursdSy sore % bi4 ffiseds
missed bin. and roirg . toe eaoiu
fpund IL locked. They thO7ghi nothing
farther Of IL. thinkins be hsd gone 80
tosn. Yesterday ore % BE friends
tb3aast ghat something might be wrong,
ard gaiua 20 bis eabiu RAISED tie YIN
sou and frogs & iSSssd a stencil whicn
readily told tie siery % the missins
nan. tie was banging By Tie ueek' and
haa been dead several days Coronei
Root aud ether ofiissrs sent oal 70 tes
sssns Of The tr2cedy aud barred TIE ~
f-rtznsss at tie coGnty fsraa. Tbs sal
siIs gas s native % Germany, single
auA vas sboSt So years o. sRe. IL
sroke bat little English.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07

Ons more liberal offss. t6 buys q
flannel atwood suit Ct the Star Cloth
ing House, 306 Commercial street.